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Tulfo wants to stop PCSO’s E-Lotto operation

Sen. Raffy Tulfo said during a Senate hearing that he wants to prohibit online placing of bets for lotto games and instant paper games including digit games, Small Town Lottery (STL), and other instant paper games.

First E-Lotto winner hits P698-million jackpot in Grand Lotto

The lone bettor won the jackpot prize of P698,806,269.20 in the GrandLotto 6/55 after picking the right number combination 24-50-52-09-51-03.

IPOPHL eyes 10% growth in IP filings in 2024

Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) director general Rowel Barba is targeting a 5 to 10 percent increase in Intellectual property (IP) filings this year.

BOC says revenue collection higher in 2023 due to digitalization efforts

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said it has so far digitalized 161 out of 166 customs processes, garnering a 96.99-percent digitalization rate.

SEC revokes registration of Infinity8Networks, imposes P1-M fine

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has revoked the corporate registration of Infinity8Networks Digital Services OPC and imposed an administrative fine of P1 million against the entity for illegally soliciting investments from the public.

ARTA to roll out LGU assistance for electronic Business One-Stop Shop

Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) director general Ernesto Perez said his office will roll out nationwide assistance for local government units (LGUs) to help them get onboard the electronic Business One-Stop Shop (eBOSS) system.

PSA hits 90% of PhilSys registration target for 2023

As of Dec. 18, 2023, the PSA said 82,812,899 Filipinos are already PhilSys-registered.

SES pitches high-speed Internet via MEO satellites to DICT

Satellite telecommunications provider SES is hoping that its Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) satellite technology will be considered by the Department of Information and Communications Technology for the national digital inclusion programs that it will deploy next year.

‘You can’t pause AI,’ says Leonen as he tells law schools to cope with change

Supreme Court (SC) senior associate justice Marvic Leonen warned law schools in the country to cope with emerging technologies, particularly AI or artificial intelligence, or risk falling behind.

NEDA cites importance of competitive environment for emerging technologies

NEDA secretary Arsenio Balisacan also underscored the need to safeguard user privacy and data protection amid the rapid proliferation and development of new technologies.

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